Hayyim

Hayyim is a Hebrew name that means "life." It is widely used among Jewish people and has several variants, such as Chaim, Hayim, and Chayim. These variants are all pronounced similarly and share the same meaning. The name holds cultural and religious significance in Jewish traditions. Historically, notable individuals with this name include Hayyim ben Joseph Vital, a 16th-century Kabbalist whose writings have had a lasting impact on Jewish mysticism. The name is commonly used as a first name and occasionally as a surname. In Jewish communities, it is often associated with blessings and good wishes, as it embodies the concept of life and vitality.